Sentence examples for from which we can deduce from inspiring English sources

J.-J.'s blond hair isn't wet, from which we can deduce that it began to rain after he entered the bar.

Apparently it's a semi-autobiographical piece, from which we can deduce that Bergman grew up in a very wealthy environment which was also, paradoxically, a family of actors; that he had an inventive, active mind; that he was persecuted by a wicked stepfather.

It follows from the proof that so is φ, from which we can deduce the same for ψ.

(a) If we have moral knowledge at all, we must know a general moral truth from which we can deduce specific conclusions.

This knowledge is encapsulated in a so-called wavefunction, a mathematical expression from which we can deduce, for example, the chances of a quantum particle being here or there, or being in this or that state.

There is no reason to think that the possibility of correct or true judgments depends on the existence of laws, rules or principles from which we can deduce our correct or true judgments.

From Lemma 2.1 we can deduce another lemma which we will need in the proof of our regularity result.

From this we can deduce their activities".

From this, we can deduce (H2).

From here we can deduce that (4.11).

From their experience we can deduce some practical consequences.